Uncovering Bay Area Animal Tracks: The Art of Reading Nature’s Clues
January 8, 2025

Discover Bay Area animal tracks! Learn to identify footprints, uncover wildlife stories, and connect with nature on your next outdoor adventure.

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Take a Rainy Day Walk: 6 Perfect Paved Trails in the Bay Area
January 1, 2025

Looking for paved trail options to go on a rainy day walk? We've got you covered.

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2024 in Review: The Year’s Most Popular Hikes, Stories and More
December 4, 2024

See what you might have missed from 2024.

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Dusky-Footed Woodrats: A Home for the Holidays
November 27, 2024

In Bay Area forests, dusky-footed woodrats are busy building their homes known as middens—complete with nurseries, food storage, and even pest control.

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Last Call for Summer: Enjoy Nature-Packed Bay Area Day Trips
August 28, 2024

Make the most of the last weeks of summer by planning a Bay Area day trip to diverse and stunning landscapes.

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Summer Stargazing: Where to Go in the Bay Area
July 30, 2024

To help with your night sky explorations, we’ve compiled some tips on where to go and what to look for.

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Forest Management 101: Preparing for a Healthier Future
July 2, 2024

Learn more about sustainable forest management with this primer — replete with a glossary of terms —  for anyone who’s eager to brush up on the basics.

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Hiking in the Heat: Tips For Staying Cool and Comfortable
June 10, 2024

Hiking when it's hot can be dangerous. Read here for tips on how to stay safe and have fun.

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2023 in Review: The Year’s Most Popular Hikes, Stories and More
December 5, 2023

See what you might have missed from 2023.

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On the Brink: Burrowing Owls Find Sanctuary
September 17, 2023

Burrowing owls are adorable and fascinating, but they're increasingly rare in the Bay Area. Thanks to a promising new project, they now have safe, private places to nest.

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